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Meanings of just plain in English

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Usage of just plain in English
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But for plenty of people, the new feature is just plain creepy.
Wired
2
Quick witted, hilarious on paper and in person, and just plain beloved.
News.com.au
3
In the middle was Dutchy, drunk as a soldier- just plain foolish drunk.
Arizona Nights
4
Shall I call you Siddhartha, or Tathagatha, or Mahasamatman-or just plain Sam?
Lord of Light
5
The ePub format is just plain text and graphics wrapped in XHTML.
Wired
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The little bottles of Tabasco sauce, for example, were just plain cute.
Flesh Eaters
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Was it just plain wrong of you to go to Rainier Cowles?
Body work
8
It was not poetical and not sentimental, but just plain and direct.
Poems and Songs
9
Is it too soon; is it bad taste or just plain funny?
The South African
10
E-40 is one of those lyricists whose bars are just plain classic.
Ebony
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Instead the words were just plain sad, laden with grief and longing.
After the fall
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Steve would have liked to contribute to it, but just plain couldn't.
Irresistible forces
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First, the difference between searching directory titles and just plain ol' gopherspace.
Big Dummy's Guide to the Internet
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It is just plain dinner, Mrs. Lane,-andhe swept away all denial.
Together
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Her rival chiefs are not Gaelic caterans, but just plain feudal lords.
A History of English Romanticism in the Eighteenth Century
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No subtlety to them; you can stab, hack, or just plain punch.
The lies of locke lamora
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New Zealand
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United Kingdom
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